Sentence examples for much of the prosecution from inspiring English sources

Much of the prosecution case relied on the testimony of 20-year-old Jejoen Bontinck, a member of Sharia4Belgium who made national headlines when his father went to Syria to convince him to return.

The official title of the job is Deputy United States Attorney for the Southern Vicinages, the latter word being a judicial archaism indicating that Mr. Solomon will oversee much of the prosecution of federal crimes south of Trenton.

In their verdict, they tossed out much of the prosecution witnesses' evidence as false or questionable and said the prosecution had failed to prove crucial elements, including the route that the bomb suitcase took.

Each defendant's lawyer disputes much of the prosecution's version of events.

Yet just as in the AKP case, much of the prosecution's argument rests on words rather than deeds.

Much of the prosecution's case against Daniel Pelosi relies on testimony from the people closest to him.

Mr. Breitbart has long indicated that he would not fight much of the incidental prosecution evidence, but would focus instead on arguing that the prosecutors failed to tie Mr. Massino to the specific crimes charged.

Then there is the expansion of a massive and intrusive global surveillance architecture, angering much of the world, and prosecution of an ill-defined top secret drone war, which appears to be helping drive a viral growth in jihadist sentiment.

Of all the egregious instances of misconduct by the Bush administration's Department of Justice -- its ruthless pursuit of voting rights cases and government corruption cases against Democrats and firing U.S. attorneys who resisted -- no case epitomizes the abusive, vindictive, and politically-driven agenda as much as the prosecution of Don Siegelman.

This applies just as much to the integrity of the prosecution as it does to the defence.

Friday was the first full day of the much anticipated cross-examination of the prosecution's star witness — the 29-year-old accuser — in the rape trial of Officer Moreno and his partner, Officer Franklin Mata.